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Old 03-20-17, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by ThermionicScott
7-speed Shimano cassettes.
I can't tell, but they may be stopping making freehubs.

But, I'll add something that resembles freewheels. Ok, so not many tight gearing corncobs, but plenty of people who want to get rid of them.

Originally Posted by hujev
I'll start with MKS Sylvan pedals (MKS used on all my cycles)! A plus with these is it's pretty much required to have an enjoyable regreasing & adjustment service before you use them - a true pleasure!
I might add that I'm happy to learn that MKS dust caps will fit Campy pedals.
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The new crop of leather saddles. My favorites are Gilles Berthoud and Rivet, and there are lots of others.

Square taper bottom brackets in a range of lengths.

28.6mm clamp-on FD's. Those are still available, right?

Just about anything made by Nitto.

And as previously mentioned, a big "thank you!" to Velo Orange and others who continue to support our C&V habits.
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Originally Posted by rhm
Sun CR18 rims in all the variety of sizes, especially 650a (26 x 1 3/8") in both 32h and 40h drillings.
Yes...

Originally Posted by Bandera
Carradice classic bags.
...yes...

Originally Posted by Salamandrine
Mercians!

Sugino cranks
Phil Wood anything
tubular tires
Reynolds tubesets
DT spokes
Tressostar tape
Zefal pumps, fenders, whatever
Pletscher!
Wald!
Nitto racks, stems, bars, etc
Kucharik clothes

and a +1 for:

Brookses
Christophe clips and straps
Cinelli bars and 1A stems
...and yes!!

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Old 03-20-17, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Dfrost
28.6mm clamp-on FD's. Those are still available, right?
Possibly not, sorry to say. If they are available they are exceedingly rare. Haven't seen one in ages.

There are a few 31.8mm clamp on FD that come with a shim for 28.6, Shimano CX-70 for example.
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How about Faygo Red Pop? I loved this stuff as a kid, but it was normally sold out about half the time. ☹ I hadn't seen it in many years, but recently found 2 1/2 liter bottles, at the dollar store. 😋😎
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Originally Posted by Salamandrine
Possibly not, sorry to say. If they are available they are exceedingly rare. Haven't seen one in ages.

There are a few 31.8mm clamp on FD that come with a shim for 28.6, Shimano CX-70 for example.
I found a few on Amazon when I needed one to replace the broken tourney on my Jamis. No bike shops had any, of course.
I did find that a brake strap band, bent to a smooth curve, made a dandy shim for an old 31.8 exage front derailleur I had. shifts pretty good on the front triple with brifters. Works well enough that I have no desire to buy a new one yet.
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All this is great! A lot of things I though of, some I didn't, some I didn't even know about!

28.6mm FDs are super-duper plentiful on eb; unused and otherwise... maybe stock up if feeling the need (I'm set for life now...)
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Panaracer Paselas, especially the 27" size
MKS toe clips
Plain silver aluminum seatposts
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Originally Posted by Steve Whitlatch
Campagnolo Record 1 inch threaded headsets .

This was my choice as well
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Since it seems everything is moving to 11 speed, I was glad that Shimano still has the Tiagra 10 speed group. I never thought I'd have such a hard time finding a new 10 speed group.
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Those are available.

Originally Posted by iab
27mm road tubulars.

I wish they would bring back 30mm road tubulars.
Schwalbe has them. Schwalbe One. It is a very good tire as well as being dot on 30mm.
Challenge Strada Bianca should be close as well but I've not measured or ridden one.
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Originally Posted by USAZorro
The inspiration for Brooks saddles, MKS pedals, freewheels, Kool Stop brake shoes and so many more cycling-related parts. (If #45 can tweet completely made-up stuff, I can proclaim the plausible )
It's not made up, beer saved the world. And
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Oh, and square taper BB also popped into my head first, but I wasn't first to mention it, so I'll second it (or third it as the case may be).
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I bash SRAM's component offering all the time....but I'm glad for whatever hurdles that prevented them from closing their chain plant in Europe. Now they moved the tooling from France to Portugal, but as somebody mentioned earlier in the thread, you can still buy a 8XX series chain which is REALLY close to an original Sedisport....
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Dura Ace downtube shifters.


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Old 03-21-17, 05:26 AM
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Robbie, take your medications, please.
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Shifter cables with disc ends for Schwinn and Huret shifters.

Overpriced Koolstop Brake Pads for a Raleigh DL-1 Tourist.

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